rvasa

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by rvasa 11mo ago
Revenue does exist .. showing demand/value. Also, valuation multiple of 25-70x ARR is in that "captn .. the engine is gonna blow up anything sir". Also, given their current design surface, rapid changes to the "core inte
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by rvasa 11mo ago
The value of data model in post is spot on. AI has the potential to offer a mapping from the old to ideal (materialising a view); potentially offering an evolutionary path out for the smarter orgs.
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by rvasa 1y ago
Great to start off ... then we will end-up reinventing/re-specifying functions for reusability, module/packages for higher-level grouping, types/classes, state machines, control-flows [with the nuances for edge cases and exit
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by rvasa 9y ago
Human skill (and intuition/wisdom?) improves and is sustained by practice in the domain. The real unknown how things will pan out when automation reaches a point where we humans just do not bother putting in the hours because many of t
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by rvasa 13y ago
A qualification/certification does not imply a good/useful/in-demand engineer. What if the issue is with the education system?
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by rvasa 13y ago
Oh the possibilities of this - may be with enough data - you can just wander around a suburb and figure out which houses are currently occupied and which ones are not. - improve aged care by monitoring walking patterns - combine it with som
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by rvasa 13y ago
Why are there so many submarines?
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by rvasa 13y ago
People use words (terms/names) to communicate. I am not sure if most developers think deeply about all this -- nor do they care, or want to care. My observation is that developers just do and mimic what they find commonly used in their env
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by rvasa 14y ago
Attention and time are also being split across a range of devices (esp. tablets, smartphones) -- this may also be having an impact.
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by rvasa 14y ago
tl;dr - Yes, it opens more options. == Long version == Depends on: (i) the job, (ii) quality of CS degree, (iii) career ambition/plans, and (iv) companies/people/culture, (v) project, and (vi) your ability/motivation/persistence. A lot of b
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by rvasa 15y ago
There is support for this in skills like Martial arts, Music and many art forms. Repetition has been shown to create abstractions inside the brain that eventually help understand the more "deeper" problems better -- though there is no sign
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by rvasa 15y ago
one of the better written articles out there for some one new to the language. Also like the fact that some of the funamentals of functional programming are also briefly introduced in context.
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Laws of Software Systems(rvasa.blogspot.com)
2 points by rvasa 15y ago|0 comments
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Study shows Facebook is not a distraction at work(news.com.au)
1 points by rvasa 15y ago|1 comments
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Promising new work shows that iPhone can display Flash animation.(youtube.com)
2 points by rvasa 15y ago|1 comments
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What are the "core" features in an IDE?(rvasa.blogspot.com)
1 points by rvasa 16y ago|0 comments